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1 кормилица
1) General subject: amah, foster mother, foster nurse, foster-mother, fosterer, nurse, wet-nurse, fostress, foster-nurse2) Medicine: wet nurse3) Colloquial: meal ticket4) Obsolete: nourice5) Literal: benefactress6) Obstetrics: wetnurse -
2 нянька
General subject: dry nurse, dry-nurse, nanna (при детях), nannie (при детях), nanny (при детях), nourice, nurse, nursemaid (для чёрной работы), nurserymaid (для чёрной работы) -
3 питательный (топливный) бак
Automobile industry: nourice tankУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > питательный (топливный) бак
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4 питательный бак
1) Railway term: service tank, storage tank2) Automobile industry: (топливный) nourice tank3) Metallurgy: feed tank4) Makarov: regulating tank, supply tank
См. также в других словарях:
Nourice — Nour ice, n. A nurse. [Obs.] Spenser. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
nourice-fee — nourˈice fee noun Payment for a nurse • • • Main Entry: ↑nourice … Useful english dictionary
nourice — /nooh ris/, n. Obs. a nurse. [1175 1225; ME; see NURSE] * * * … Universalium
nourice — nou·rice … English syllables
nourice — ˈnürə̇s chiefly Scotland variant of nurse … Useful english dictionary
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